<SPAN class=msg>I got a Friend who bought an 88 Dakota with 3.9L-V6 auto 2WD...

he likes to play CB tag so he is on and off the road.

he want's know if truck will have good floatation with some 235/75r15's that he used to float his Mazda B-2000 in and out of mud,grass ,and sand that normally a 2 wheel drive wouldn't go threw......
or would he be better off to just run the 30x9.50r15's But was sugesting he go with a 31x10.50r15's or the 30x10.50r15's but they do have a 31X11.50r15?? as i think the solid dakota is much heavyer then the Rusty mazda B-2000??? <SPAN class=info></SPAN>

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i have a two wheel drive ranger and i take it off road. i suggest if he has the money lift it and then put some 33's on it. that will make it more off roadish if you know what i mean

 

i agree lift it a couple inches
then put some big a$$ tire on there

-Jesse-

 

these are the tires i have on my 94 dakota 4x4 and they luv all on and off road conditions. I even use them when i'm mudrunning. Last run was 3 feet of mud and didn't get stuck. Try em out they are very well priced.
mine are 235/75 r 15's .

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They are Goodyear Wrangler AT/S.

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U should get short wide tires anywhere from 31x11 to 31x12.5's.